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If you want to ski park, with a smidge of jibbing everything else thrown in, this is a great ski to look at. Would be a great one ski quiver for the east coast.
At 94 underfoot and with the tapered tip/tail, they are stable on rails and landings but the swingweight is relatively low. The edges are huge and construction seems on point.
Mellow shot of me skiing them:
The flex is mid-stiff for all mountain,but as stiff as any park ski I've skied. They have no problem holding up all around the mountain, I've not experienced any tip flap.
The rocker provides some help with float, but the tapered shape of the ski really means they out perform other skis of this size in soft snow. The narrower tail sinks happily, helping keep the noses afloat and the tapered shape means they will travel sideways much more happily than a traditional ski.
Mine are mounted true centre and they ski ok on trails, so if your focus is park, I'd go true centre. Don't believe the horror stories. However, if you are more all mountain focused, say 50/50, the -2.5 mounting point does feel more comfortable in carves.
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